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MUST RIDE! CHANEL SEGWAY

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I have seen Segway tours in Beverly Hills ... I swear, it looks like fun but I would not want to be seen in a Segway, unless it is a Chanel segway then it makes a huge difference for my fashionista-ego.

designed by Chanel chief designer Karl Lagerfeld. The Chanel Segway is all black and features quilted leather fenders and handles. The Segway which has a top speed of twenty kilometers an hour also features a Chanel quilted leather pouch attached to the front handlebars. No word on price yet!

Move out Rode Drive pedestrians ... here I come!

February 23, 2009 in Bikes | | Comments (0)

ENERTIA ... THE FIRST ELECTRIC BIKE !!!

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An Oregon-based startup, has just rolled out the world's first all-electric, zero-emissions production motorcycle. Every part of the Enertia was designed with the rider in mind.

Modern motorcycles currently produce up to 15 times the emissions per mile as the average new car or light-duty truck! The California Air Resources Board has tightened emissions regulations for motorcylce manufacturers to bring them in line with emissions on other road vehicles. Price: $11,900.

+ Enertia Bike

September 05, 2007 in Bikes, The Green Issue | | Comments (0)